Hillary on South Park tonight (Live Thread)

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[Kimmers]

I have not watched it yet....DVR'd it so my 19 yo son and I can enjoy it together.....looking forward to it....

[Kimmers]

I pick and choose my southie episodes....sooo put me on it....thanks

[Williams]

It sucked as anyh spoof on Hilary. Made her look sympathetic. It really was a spoof of 24. I think it actually portrayed her as having a southern accent, being brave, and respecting her secret service.

[Kimmers]

Gives a whole new meaning to "crotch rocket" doesn't it

and Cartman farting.....tooooo funnny

[ikka]

"Someone snuck a snuke in your sniz!"

"Oh, my!"

[Kimmers]

lol and still laughing....

[mbraynard]

A southpark ping list? Yes, please add me.

[txroadkill]

It ended with the parents and the kid leaving South Park and Cartman saying, "well....Who got rid of the Muslims???? No need to thank me."

[mbraynard]

Comcastic!

I had the same problem. And I had it last week. I didn't see that the fly landed on Jolie.

So what happened?

[KoRn]

The South Park live thread is(was) here:

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1807908/posts

EveningStar manages the South Park ping list.

[lqclamar]

Just caught the episode on replay...that was the funniest thing I've seen in a while. The bomb sniffing pig and Hillary...then Cartman at the end was priceless - "Who got read of the muslims, Kyle? I did."

[SpaceBar]

A complete disapointment. South Park is usually hillariously funny and off the wall but this was probably the worst episode I've seen. The internet database engine angle was amusing but otherwise pretty lame. The level of gratuitous vulgarity suggests that perhaps South Park has peaked and is now jumping the shark.

[mowowie]

Same thing happened here, and last week too. I'll have to add a few mins for next week.

[highlander_UW]

"Someone snuck a snuke in your sniz!" "Oh, my!"

I didn't know Snoop Dog wrote for South Park.

[RDTF]

some of the video here:

http://www.comedycentral.com/motherload/player.jhtml?ml_video=84449&ml_collection=&ml_gateway=&ml_gateway_id=&ml_comedian=&ml_runtime=&ml_context=show&ml_origin_url=%2Fshows%2Fsouth_park%2Fvideos%2Fseason_11%2Findex.jhtml&ml_playlist=&lnk=&is_large=true

[Ditter]

I agree, this was only the second episode of South Park I have watched and neither one was funny, gross yes, but not funny. The other one was about cannibalism, not a funny subject.

I expected to love this one because it was insulting hillary, but I didn't.

[longtermmemmory]

perhaps not THE best but it was good.

Hilary Clinton is a lesbian references.
-the fat female pig sticking its nose into her privates.

Hilary Clitnon's fake southern accent.

Hilary clinton's privates which had some evil head eating creature living inside it.


Ridiculing the anti-profile people by pointing out the 1776 british wooden boat navy is really behind terrorism and not moslems.

Ridiculing the revolving door homeland security leadership set ups.


Hildog speaks for itself. (see bimbo eruptions)

[Kimmers]

Agreed,the vulgarity of the show is why I am not a consistant watcher of it....hence the beauty of the power button.

[RDTF]

http://www.worldnetdaily.com/staticarticles/article54939.html

Where's the real Jack Bauer when you need him?

That's what fans of "24" may be thinking after watching "South Park" spoof the popular Fox Network terrorist drama.

Last night's cartoon followed the format of "24," complete with triple and quadruple split-screen video, deciphering of terrorist clues online, and even a digital clock dramatically counting down crucial seconds.

The storyline featured Sen. Hillary Clinton, D-N.Y., unknowingly hosting a nuclear device inside her – well, body.
The show also mimicked "24's" amazing ability to find crucial information instantly from the Internet as the government sought a Russian connection to the Hillary suitcase nuke.

"Search the name 'Stolsky' on YouTube and cross-reference him with [Jewish singles site] J-Date," said one official.

"We've just received intel that Russian terrorists are believed to be responsible for the threat," responded a counterterror operative.

"Where is the intel from?" the official asked.

"We just read it on Drudge Report," was the answer.

Intelligence to solve the crisis was also collected from popular websites such as America Online, eBay, MySpace and MapQuest.